The House has a narrow (currently a 220-213 Republican majority that should be finalized at 222-213), and this slim majority has given the Republicans a unique opportunity to beclown themselves and sow doubt as to their ability to organize something as simple as a two-car funeral. The problem facing the new House majority is the […]

A funny thing happened at the University of Florida College of Medicine recently. The school’s administrators had been happily and busily ensuring that their website was sufficiently woke for the past couple of years. In their efforts to combat “systemic racism,” they followed many other institutions around the country by going too far and giving […]

Yoel Roth, who recently quit his job as Twitter’s Head of Trust and Safety in the wake of Hurricane Elon sweeping through, has done what very few people in Big Tech have the guts to do: admitting to their censorious actions when it comes to the 2020 presidential election. In an interview with the always-odious […]

What role should Congress — or for that matter, the federal government in general — play in setting terms between workers and management? Does the nature of the industry matter to that question in a free-market economy where collective bargaining is robust? The answer to this question may depend on how one approaches the labor […]

The opinions expressed in guest op-eds are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AFL-CIO, the country’s largest labor union, voted in mid-October to hike union membership dues for the first time in 17 years in what its leaders are calling an all-in effort to recruit one million new […]